There are grapes and there are grapes. The seedless ones may be a bit clooned, but they are my favorites.
When we were trekking in Croatia last week, we passed by some vineyards with beautiful grapes. Parts of them ended up as cheap, sour wine in local pizzaplaces. I experienced them. Others ended up in fancy qualitywine-bottles with nice branded labels. I experienced those too. Parts of them ended up as snack for trekkers. I even experienced that.
Usually you know what to expect when you buy a certain brand. With branded wine it is a little bit different. Different harvests and different years give you different results, although the label is almost identical. Living brands, really.
